org.eclipse.swt.custom
Class BidiSegmentEvent
java.lang.Object
java.util.EventObject
org.eclipse.swt.internal.SWTEventObject
org.eclipse.swt.events.TypedEvent
org.eclipse.swt.custom.BidiSegmentEvent
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All Implemented Interfaces:
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Serializable
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public class BidiSegmentEvent
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TypedEvent
This event is sent to BidiSegmentListeners when a line is to
be measured or rendered in a bidi locale. The segments field is
used to specify text ranges in the line that should be treated as
separate segments for bidi reordering. Each segment will be reordered
and rendered separately.
The elements in the segments field specify the start offset of
a segment relative to the start of the line. They must follow
the following rules:
- first element must be 0
- elements must be in ascending order and must not have duplicates
- elements must not exceed the line length
In addition, the last element may be set to the end of the line
but this is not required.
The segments field may be left null if the entire line should
be reordered as is.
A BidiSegmentListener may be used when adjacent segments of
right-to-left text should not be reordered relative to each other.
For example, within a Java editor, you may wish multiple
right-to-left string literals to be reordered differently than the
bidi algorithm specifies.
Example:
stored line = "R1R2R3" + "R4R5R6"
R1 to R6 are right-to-left characters. The quotation marks
are part of the line text. The line is 13 characters long.
segments = null:
entire line will be reordered and thus the two R2L segments
swapped (as per the bidi algorithm).
visual line (rendered on screen) = "R6R5R4" + "R3R2R1"
segments = [0, 5, 8]
"R1R2R3" will be reordered, followed by [blank]+[blank] and
"R4R5R6".
visual line = "R3R2R1" + "R6R5R4"
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See Also:
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Sample code and further information,
Serialized Form
lineOffset
public int lineOffset
- line start offset
lineText
public
String lineText
- line text
segments
public int[] segments
- bidi segments, see above
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